Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-02-19

Navigation 10. to H a7e lts Iiu5 hS Union Pacific, has become la~, uoV' Pennoyer having refused to slga of veto 1t.
 CH1cAGo, Feb. IA Washington special says: The grand total ot MTs. Logan's fuDd has been footed up h' aggregates S64 OCO. which includes Slo' OOO raised ID Chicago and that reported from all quarters Alter lnoumorahces have been lifted from Mrs. Lo;in property here and Chicago there VIII fe- main nca-ly S36 OO0 This will all 6e in United States four per cent bonds ID few days and will yield her . net abuuaI income of about Sl.4OO. Mrs. Logan s real estate, outside of her nome here, will bring this amount 10 prooHoY g. 500 per year. As she has no one 1e- pendent on her It will be seen that she can live very comfortably. She does nov care to enter that swim ot society she has been in and 20 vIll not have speclsI need for more.
 Los ANGELES, February l6-Ihe storm is apparently over. The railroads are beng rapidly repaired. Trains are now running across both bridges over the Los Angeles river. Railroad com munications east have been reopened' and is expected that communication with the north will be opened this ever ing. The breaks on the California Pacific in Tenecula canon and CsJon pass have prevented trains from running It is believed that by tomorrow every thng will be running smoothly in all directions.
 LoypoS. February l6-Sixty British members of fhe house of commons, m I.r to call the attention of parliament, when it meets next week, to the packing or iuries ID cases against the nRtlonallsts in Ireland.
 WLsBISGroS, February l6-Stanford addressed the senate to-day, ln favor ot A pIan for industrial corporation. The president has vetoed the bill sp- propriating S1O,O ,OO0 for the distribution of seeds to the drouth stricken counties | of Texas.
 CALCUTTA, February 16-In all ths chlet cities of India. to-day, imposing fetes are being held in commemoratIon of Queen Victoria's jubilee. The cele- brstion will last three days. In all | Christian churches and native temples Thanksgiving services have been held. A large number of prisoners who have | been in duress for debt. or for ofienses against the civil or military law, were set free at daylight.
 | DUBLIN, February 16.-A conflict Oc- | cured, % day, between 0 force of police | on their way to execute q number of | eviction orders, and part of tue pOpGla- | tion of Denglein, County Kerry. The | peopIe barricsded the roads. and m some | cases built stone walls across them. | The police were at first drlven away. | They reformed. and then charged with batons and clubbed rifles upon the pop uIace, compelling them, after severe struggle, to give way. A number Oi men and women were injured.
 | SAN FRASCIsCO, February l6-A con | tract has been entered into between the | Mexican government and Louis. Hulisr | and Co. os Hartford, Conn for the es- tablishment of an international steam ship lne to ply between San DIegO and | Central America and Mexican ports. | Three first class steamers are to be put on; to sail under the Mexican flag and to be literally subsidized. The first steamer will sail on August lst.
 Los ASGELEs, February l6-The
 wreck of the ship kennebec and Bark entine San Luis, at San Pedro. Monday night, causes Q loss of SlOO.OOO.
 WAsHISGToS, February l6--The sen ate to day resumed consideration of the bill to increase the naval establishment. Ma1ey supported the bill. He was not only in favor of building war vessels. but Notifications at all seapOTts in tha cOun- try. After the adoption of a number of amendments She bill WAS passed.
 NEW YORK, February l6.-A dispatch from Florida denIes that Edison IS dy- ing. He bas been very i'll. but now considers himself all right.
 NEW YORK, February l6.-The steamer Wisconsin lost her rudder and rudder Tost on her recent voyage, but ls otherwise Tn good condition. She was tlosted this afternoon and proceeded 10 l New York.
 LYONS, Mich, February 16,-Th
 water IS gradually receiiug, but this fact gives no comfort, iuasmuch as .Ae gorged waters above the food will uu- doubted.y become greater and more
 disastrous than has ever been seen here.
 The river still plOughs through the
 business part of the village, and losses are sggregating hourly. This morning 1t is freezing and the water is three inches lower, An attempt Co break the gorge with dynamite failed.
 SAS FRANCISCO, February I6.-Ihe case of Alexander GO!densOG. who shot and killed Mamie Kelly last November, came up again before Judge Murphy to- day. Eugene Ddprey, Goldenson's at | tOrney, asked for n continuance, as he
 was engaged in 0 will contest n another court. and his colleague was Speaker Jordan in the legislature, The judge refused to grant a continuance, and Duprey withdrew from the case. Judge | Terrell wRs asked to tnke the case. but declined. IL was finally settled thas | Carol Cook and r. 5. Dunn should
 tske charge ofthe case. which was con tinued until mex. Monday, in order to allow the attorneys to confer with the | defendant. The action of Judge Mur- phy has created much favorable com ment among the general public. SAN FRAsCIsCo, FebruGry l6.-Ge1rge H. Thomas Post, G. A. R., has adopted a resolution urging congress to take such action as will insure the final passage of the dependent pension bill. IT, is ihe most influential post west of | Omaha,